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Power Die Saw/Essentials
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The
Art that
Works For the labs that don't require the Power Model & Die Saw/System with all of it's accessories. (click this link to see system) We have tailored two new options for the lab that just want the Essentials Each option contains: An innovative approach to improving productivity, the Power Die Saw/Essentials eliminates the labor intense process of hand sawing dies, speeds procedure, aids in sawing traditional or synthetic die stone efficiently. The air powered saw reciprocates at 60 strokes per second and uses standard or ultra thin blades for tight interproximal areas. The adjustable model vise will accommodate full or quadrant models. You can choose the * Da Vinci up-grade with its solid Oak base for the lab that wants a touch of elegance, or the metal base for the lab that is more concerned with durability. All of
the accessories that are included in the
The The Power Saw & Frame, Model Vise (rotates 360 degrees), Foot Pedal, Metal Base (standard) or optional Solid Oak Base. Requires clean dry air at 70 to 90 PSI List Price $1200.00 U.S. Dollars To see our technical article on Saw Blades click this link To see Saw Blade description and price click this link
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Metal base is standard |
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Basic Model Vise The Basic Model Vise was designed for sectioning models when the tilting feature is not required. The model is held securely on a horizontal plane. |
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Shown with optional tilt platform.
There are times when having the model tilted would be advantageous i.e. improving the view or changing the saw angle.
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Shown with optional saw frames, comes with standard 4" frame. 3" and 5" are also available. The 3" gives maximum control & 5" gives greater economy.
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Shown with optional handsaw.
Two types are available. The Deluxe http://www.ferraro-dental.com/dental_model_and_die_saw.htm
The Basic http://www.ferraro-dental.com/dental_model_and_die_saw_2.htm |
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The Optional Upside-Down Saw Designed to facilitate sawing dies from the bottom side up to the margins. The Upside-Down Saw will adjust from a horizontal position (shown) to a vertical angle accommodating the users preference.
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The Upside-Down Saw illustrating Model-Mapping technique. Using the back of the saw blade to visualize the proper placement / angle of the saw cut. By coating the back side of the saw blade with a wax / grease pencil or lipstick you can leave a alignment line on the model to be used as a reference line / guide. See photo with guide lines
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